How many pages is 500 words?
500 words is 1 page single spaced, 2 pages double spaced.If you are given a writing assignment with a page number, the best thing to do is go directly to the person who made the assignment and ask for a word count. This will take away all the variations and help ensure your writing assignment meets expectations.Don't forget another good way of simplifying your writing is using external resources (such as Professional Writing Services ). This will definitely make your life more easier
I'm writing a novel, and I want it to be about 130 pages long? Please help!!?
130 pages is a novella, not a novel. A book that's 130 pages long simply doesn't have anything like the word count necessary to make it a novel. And do you mean you want it to be 130 pages in WordPad or 130 pages in the form of a proper book? If you mean the latter, assume about 250-300 words a page and work it out from there.
Where should I set my margins in wordpad to write a novel? ?
MLA format is easiest. That's 1 inch margins, double spaced, 12 Times New Roman. Break chapters where they will be broken easiest. It is okay to have really long chapters, really short, a mixture of both. It's where there is a major change in the story.
How many pages does 120-150 words cover?
150 words is around half of the page.Check our words to page converter and count any amount of pages you need!Feel free to order paper of any length from us (filling in take just 3 minutes). Our prices start just at $11.99!
How do you split a page into two parts in MS Word?
Click where you want to make a formatting change.On the Page Layout tab, in the Page Setup group, click Breaks.In the Section Breaks group, click the section break type that fits the type of formatting change that you want to make.To know more visit Learnvern.
What font size is equivalent to handwriting on lined paper (word pad)?
I'm doing my school exams on my computer and i normally figure out how long my essay is by the number of pages, but obviously if im writing with size 10 font there's gonna be a longer essay fitted onto the same size page than with size 1000, so i was wondering what font, if printed out would be equivalent to handwriting, and i know some people write bigger or smaller than others but just an average will be pefect, thanks p.s im using microsoft word pad
How many characters are in a double spaced word page?
If you're writing in Notepad then the file size on disk almost exactly corresponds to the number of characters in your document. With regard to the number of characters on a page in Word, it depends on your page size and font size. I use A4 paper here; do you use A4 or Letter? I usually use 12 point Garamond; what do you use? You might want to use Wordpad, installed on your Windows system by default, which is a very cut-down word processing application. You can use different fonts, etc., and probably prepare most of your word far more easily than in Notepad. I believe a typical word size is five characters - see http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?... - so if you have 250 words/page then if you multiply that by six (remember the spaces!) you'll get the required number of characters. For anyone else out there, http://lipsum.com is a good place to get artificially generated text.
I just want to write a letter but i don't have microsoft word can i download to just a blank page?
Yeah get open office. and LOL at your question.... I was not aware that M$ sold single sheets of M$ Office paper haha
How do you make columns on WordPad? What are some examples?
You can’t add columns directly in WordPad, but if you have MS Word installed, you can insert columns, indirectly, into WordPad. The following instructions were written on a Windows 8.1 machine, with MS Word 2016 (Home & Business edition). Maybe someone with a different MS Office installation can chime in, but this should work for any Word document.To Insert Columns in a WordPad Document:Click Insert Object button in WordPad:2. Make sure Create New is selected, then scroll down and select Microsoft Word Document:3. Click OK, and a blank MS Word document will open:4. Go to the Layout tab, Page Setup group, and select the Columns button:5. Select the number of columns you want, and start typing. Insert a column break where you want, or let Word do it automatically as you reach the end of the page:6. Type your other column:7. When you’re finished, close the MS Word application. You will be taken back to WordPad, where you will see a placeholder for your MS Word document:8. Expand as necessary to see the content:9. The blue background indicates that the MS Word object is selected. Deselect it, and you’re done!Final Note: Never mind that the cursor is in the lower right corner, just hit Enter, and you’re back to whatever alignment (left, center, right, justify) you were using before inserting the object.Hope that helps!